Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

8 10 knock cat his living hereafter 10
be pEiz5 ring.
IMg ear.
Ia FseainInR Tbs proud title Of cham
hon sculleF Of America By bis victory
SveF Jake Gludaur, at Pullman. III, last
iataraay, Ned H milan aads no rest in
e. possession. Tie mo@snt that the
leus Of the result Of the race vas re-
,eivsd In Boston there we're men who
made up their minds that Hsnlan must /
icfend lis titls again, and 90 soon 81
oosaibls. This W3s not beeaase HanlsD 4
Fon, as there IL 20 feeling against him;
but these tnen had another Oaraman IN /
.heir minds eye whom they thought |
sould stand 9 good show 10 beat either |
81 the contestants at PuIlman. This |
nan j. John r emer, and his back 70 |
godid IS readily match bin egsinst
Gsndaur aa Hanlap. only. as the Toronto
ssulleF nov holds fhe ahampionship,it
is proper that he should DO the chal-
lenqed party. John TeenieK has the good
fortune 10 hold the high opinion Of solid
sporting men Of this city. They are
satisfied that be ID g strong, fast aoullef,
and man Who viii do bic best 10 win
under any circumstances. Never has
be stood 90 we'll in their good graces as
today. Always q remarkable geuileF, be
is considered 10 be In greater form this
season than ever before, and from that
fact arises the confidence which mon
eyed sports have Ia him. Teemer has
never wanted for hackers. but there are
more men today who are ready 10 20
behind him than 81 any time IN bis
career. Teemer has not been fortunate
this year 10 bis public performances,
bat this is due to the poef conditions
which have surrounded them. But In
private. 10 is said, be has shown wonder
lul time and perfect form. Altar
GsndauF defeated Hanlan In their first
Pullman race, be vas challenged for q
race In behalf Of TeameR by The latteF's
friends. This challenge vas not ao-
cspted, and now that Hanlan has beaten
0andauE, and once more Wrested the
American championship from bis
ward with proposition 10 match him
against Hanlan and they mean bust
ness, too.
BabeaE has written 9 reply TO Han.
lan'e attack, and says HAnlan got fair
show 10 England, better than be de-
served, until his chuFlieh qualities
cropped out. With regard to Hanlan'g
watch, which Bubear 10 accused Of
be expended on Hanlan'a account 10 re-
funded, be will return his watch. He
may have forgotten that ct the Geneva
regatta two years ago be was GLAD
enoagh 10 accept anything the boys
rrrssafA rsf~sa aflauuaA a.. zwfa 4
another race where allowed 10 come IN
nFst, be kept oil the money. In regard
to his defeat By Teemer By 9 dozen
lengths. Hanlsn thought II arranged for
him 20 win, and when disappointed
stopped al the slakeboat. Then. for
spite, be gave TeemeE's private letters
for publioation. He hopes Haulan will
accept TeemeF's challenge, aud will bet
that Teemer beats him Eve lengths, and
$50 thai HanlAn dare not make the
match. he says, In conclusion, that be
will row Hanlan OF his boy champion
on the Thames course for 5000 each.
Jim keenan, IL backing Hamm and
TeameF.
Mr.. 81. John has received . letter
from William 0BFien, Of Melbourne.
Australia, begging on the part Of Amer
lean residents for photograph Of Jake
GaadapF. They sipcefeiy hope that
Jake viii aheFtly meet Beach again and
the American colony 81 Melbourne is
very sure that the championship Of the
waters will be Won for the Stars and
Stripes whenever the struggle takes
The fifteenth annual regatta Of the
National Association Of Amateur Oars
men. Foved Jaly g aud ~, on OhAn-
tauqua Lake, N. T., vas eminentiy sue
eessful, combining fair weather, light
winds, smooth water, laERe attendance,
good management, spirited composition
and = vide distribution Of honors.
Philadelphia won the eights; Toronto
she senior fours; Albany the juaioF
fouFs; Sc. Louis the pairs; New York City
the doubles; Chicago the senior singles
and Hamilton, Ont.. the junior singles.
Il would BE bard 10 scatter the prizes
more iuapsrtiAlly.
Hanlan returned home after the eau
dauF race. He received Q great ovation
when be arrived a. the island. He said
10 yoaF correspondent that when the
race vas pulled ~ Pullman the water
vas quite smooth, and be simply rowed
down bis opponent, Who set out 20 make
the pace. Hanlan said that II TesmaF
OF anybody else wanted 90 row for the
chanpion saip Of America be mast come
and row on Toronto bar. He (HAnlanl
had not rowed q match raca on his own
waters for three years. be bad 30 20 10
the States 10 Get the championship or
iginally, and nov those VITO wanted Il
tFom him would have 10 come here. he
bad several exhibition engAeements on
hand. and miaht take part IN q reQaats
% two before leaving for San Francisco.
Ne intsrds leaving for Australia 90 Aa.
gass Is. Hanlan further stated that he
had telsrraphsd Mr.. II. Basley, editor
az the TKrG. Field dad Farps, 10 cable
TIE rest Of hia stakes fer the raes with
Beach on November -. He had re-
csivcd q message back saying be would
90 -. The money had 10 be IN the
hands Of The London Sporfsraas by
Monday next August l.
A professiaRai regatta has been Ar.
ranEsd 10 take place on Seneca Lake at
waskina. n. Y, August 2tfh and sssh,
far which such oaranaen as TeemeF,
Rahear. HAmm and CeuFtnev have
already entered. A parse Of 500 Il Of
tered, divided as follows To the nFss
eto0 10 the second $500 and 10 the third
floa Trial heats vail be 70 Eed on the
Arst DAY and the Anal heat % the sec
cnd day.
JAKE Gsaaaef probably starts for Aus
traliA about Asgpst loth.
Il IL reported aru1nd the cinhhoasas
thai the kseRan brothers. AZ one time
menoeFs OF the o1co f8mous Golden
9ata big sraw, bot nov residents Of
Portland. Oregon, are dssiFoas Of max
lag q match i1 docble sail voskiae
SlAia vita any two raen on the Pa
esfe Cast. Bob 0sbie states thai
ae viii pat forward t~o nel. Who
uiil accommodate tee kseRan broth.
srs Ia . deaole- scail rsee IA any kind Of
boats ans for any rsaeoaAhie sum OF
ureEey. IL 4 sapposed that Gobie h4s
his eve on the PsleFsouA.